Renters will be able to receive their security and pet deposits back in a fair and timely manner, thanks to changes made by the Government of B.C. Renters should not have to go through a time-consuming process to have their …
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An expanded Active Transportation Grant Program is accepting proposals to build safer, more accessible and convenient active transportation infrastructure. “British Columbians shared their strong desire to live in communities where active transportation is a safe and efficient option,” said Claire …
Vaping restrictions to protect youth
The Province will restrict vapour product access, flavours, nicotine content, packaging and advertising, and intends to increase taxes on vapour products, to protect youth from risks associated with vaping. “Some vaping manufacturers are using flavours and advertising to entice and …
A champion for B.C. tenants, Tom Durning, dies
Charlie Smith on November 5th, 2019 at 10:12 AM Tom Durning (above) was a champ for B.C. tenants, according to NDP MLA Spencer Chandra Herbert. A fierce advocate for British Columbia tenants has passed away. Tom Durning retired in 2016 …
Spencer welcomes funding for community counselling in Vancouver
Spencer is welcoming funding to provide greater access to low and no-cost mental health and substance use supports in Vancouver-West End. “Transforming our mental health system means investing in services like counselling and making it easier for people to get …
New rules help end hidden ownership, crack down on criminal activity
The Province is taking the next step in its fight against money laundering and tax evasion by requiring private B.C. businesses to keep transparency records of beneficial owners. “Hidden ownership is distorting our economy and driving up our real estate …
Spencer speaks in the BC Legislature to thank those working for our Democracy
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Province extends plastics engagement following strong public response
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Province calls on federal government to ban conversion therapy
The British Columbia government has delivered a letter to David Lametti, federal Minister of Justice, condemning conversion therapy and is calling on the Government of Canada to add the practice to the Criminal Code.“Conversion therapy is nothing more than ignorance and …